Embarking on the path of recovery, Don found solace in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous, where he found strength in his powerlessness, leading him to a life of healing and peace. Quotes “I had no idea until I came to AA that it was a disease that made it so that I could not control my drinking.” “Exactly what God is, I’ve given up trying to define it . . . as soon as I’ve defined it, I think I’ve lost it . . . I need to hold my Higher Power as undefinable.” “It’s a new way of life,...
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Embarking on the path of recovery, Don found solace in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous, where he found strength in his powerlessness, leading him to a life of healing and peace.
Quotes
“I had no idea until I came to AA that it was a disease that made it so that I could not control my drinking.”
“Exactly what God is, I’ve given up trying to define it . . . as soon as I’ve defined it, I think I’ve lost it . . . I need to hold my Higher Power as undefinable.”
“It’s a new way of life, that’s what AA has offered me.”
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